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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
The Fry Concerts.

Oar friends ofthe Mission Sunday School,
iu East Wheeling, have made an arrange
ment to give our people a fine musical
treat, on tomorrow Thursday night, at
the Opera House. Madame Frye's Boston
Concert Company will give a concert for
the benefit of the school on that evening.
clip the following press notice of this
company from the daily Kennebec Journal,
of Augusta, Me.
Madame Fry and her daughters are
truly accomplished musicians, and masters
of their art. What may seem wonderful,
they are equally at home in both vocal
and instrumental music. The violin solo
by Miss Alta was much admired, and the
fair yiolinist was deseryedly encored. Miss
Lulu's flute solo was sweet and received
with much favor. The Scotch ballad was
rendered superbly by Miss Lulu, and be-
came the favorite number Of the gro
gramme, the fair sonsstreSs being repeat
eddy enoored."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Ohio Wool.

The GAINESVILLE Times. Recorder has the
following to say about the wool market
over there: ''The wool market shows no
Improvement. A local wool buyer states
that he has received quotations from his
principals in the East which would hardly
Justify the paying of % cents for wool at
this point. The outlook at present seems
unfavorable to improvement, but there
will probably be no decline in price. A
strong agitation Of the restoration OF the
wool tariff might possibly act as a tonic to
the market.N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Imnnrtnnt 70 Hou.ekeapars-

For the edification of those who may
hesitate to give their feathers TO Tully &
Co, lO43 Market street, in view of the re-
cent dishonest action in Belmont county,
the following explains itself:
WHEELING, November Is.
To WRom Il Nay COHeerR:
have personally examined testimonials
exhibited to me by Tully & Co., feather
r~enoyators, for excellent work done, and
am satisfied the are genuine.
@. W. SEABRIGHT, Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
A Dead sur. Thing on Frank GiiIott,

Frank Gillett, of this city Norfolk, the
lucky holder Of one-tenth part Of ticket
81, 500 in the Louisiana State Lottery,
drawing $50, 900, on the 18th inst re-
ceived a package yesterday by the Wells
Fargo Express, containing $50 crisp TWEEN
ty dollar bills. Returns were made in Just
nine days from the time the ticket was
forwarded from here for collection. Nor
fok LNeb.l Nelos, Sept. oath.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Mfir 4drtYfiStmsnis.
GERMAN LESSONS.
PROF. h. KRARUTkR

VIII start q claa In the German language In
wheeling. Tuition win be ONE DOLLAR A
WEEK. Besides the new method object teaching
viii be introduced. Persons who are DESTROYS Of
learning German correctly are cordially invited
10 register their namss at Houses Music Store.
the R,ersrKE Office, or by addressing . postal
card to No 60 IRd.ans street As soon - there
will be q sufficient number ofstudentsthe couue
OF lessons win begin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16

ALFRED DIMMICK, at 2406 and 2405
Chspline street, pays thu highest cash
price for rags, wrought and cast iron, cop
per, brass, Lead, zine, rope, bones, etc.
Any person having any of tho above for
sale will find it to their advantage TO tele-
phone Mr.. Dimmick and get his prices.
Telephone No $40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Hands on.

Capt. Cakes, of Wellsburg, was in the
city yesterday. He talks right from the
shoulder on the question of a postmaster
for Wellsburg. 1t is, he claims, a purely
local matter, and the Democracy up there
will not tolerate the interference of Wheel
ing politicians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
New Water Pine.

Superintendent of the Water Works
Riddle has responded to a complaint of a
lack of water on Twelfth street, west of
Main, by laying down 800 feet of new eight
inch pipe. The pipe heretofore used was
but three inches In diameter, and was
nearly full of rust. The old pipe will be
abandoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL.
A well wisher' Calls Attention to the
RectOr's Remarks.

A "weI wisher' Calls Attention to the
Rector's Remarks.
To the Editor of The Register.
SIR: After the singing of the last hymn
in st. Matthews Church, Sunday morn
ing, and before beginning his sermon, Rev.
Mr.. Swope, the Rector, spoke eloquently
in behalf of the Sunday School, and Of the
necessity of the members of the oOngrega-
ton taking an interest therein. Upon the
children who are growing up in our midst
and fast taking our places, the prosperity
of the church depends, and that they may
have q proper love and reverence for her,
they should be taught her truths in the
Sunday School. He said there were
twenty five children whose parents at.
tend st. Matthew's Church,
who go to other Sunday Schools, and
while. no doubt, they are being taught re-
ligiOus truths, they will mol grow up
in the faith professed by their parents,
but will naturally remain with and love
the church that had the training of their
youthful minds.
Probably all these children have been
baptised into the church, and parents and
guardians, who have stood sponsors for
them have promised to see that their re-
ligious training should be in the church.
The way to fulfill these promises to see
that interest in the Sunday school does not
lag and that there is a proper attendance.
To persons who believe in the doctrines,
and love the services of the Episcopal
church and have her welfare at heart, there
is ample material for reflection in Mr..
Swope's remarks, and in the belief that
some of the congregation who were not at
St. Mathews Sunday morning will see
this in the REGISTER and take it to heart,
| have taken the liberty of asking you TO
publish it.
A WE'LL WIsHER OF THE CHURCH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
May Not Recover.

The condition of James C. Miller, Of
Wellsburg, who while cutting wood on last
Monday week struck his foot with the axe,
severing two tendOns aud chipping off
pieces from the tarsal bones, grows more
serious and he may not recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
aExRRA NrELLIeENcE.
Steamboat Sold.

Yhe steamboat 0livette, which has been
plyfpg in the Muskingum river trade, has
been sold by her owners, E. Martin and
d. Mongsn, to Capt. L. NJ. Hassem, of
California, KY. The consideration is un-
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Matar Proof shoes

Our Genuine Porpoise leather shoes at
s.. 90; our Genuine Alaska SealSkin Shoes
at 81 90: onr Genuine Oil Grain Shoes at
81. 90; our Genuine Kangaroo, with n cali
skin lining makes il n water proof shoe.
JOSEPH HAsENAuER,
No. l04S Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16

ID IL question that IL settled beyond
all doubt that KIRI's AIT STORE,
IeOs Main street, Il n place 20 buy
picture frames, Mcsdis~t aud Artist
waserixls. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
DIED.

GQLLNER AT his residence, No. 20 Eleventh
street. Tuesday, November Is, 1857, at $50 p. m,
ANTHONY GoLLSER, In his 42d year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Is. GooD&co sell dry goods the cheapest
aenHenaen,

Examine our Lace Wankenphast u you
want q shoe that will not hurt your feet
]. w. AMIcK,
1143 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Gentlemen,

Examine our Congress Waukenphast, the
easiest fitting fine shoe in the market.
j. W. AMICR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
EPnllRInRn.

See our genuine porpoise shoe; is water
proof, and iust the shoe for winter.
J. W. AMICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Mbeelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. O. SchhspG the Opera House drug
yist- made the following observations Of
the temperature yesterday: g. m, 4oi
Ga m, AZ; II m, 81; 3 p m, Is; Z p
m. AZ. Weather, e~hangeabie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Wonderful Cures

W. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Ritters and Rucklen's ATnics
Saiye Tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 30 well, or give such
universal satisfaction There have been
some wonderful cures Effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases OF pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of q few bottles Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection With
Electric Bitters- We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan Il Co.
a charming variety Of the mesi
seiyskeods ever offered for presen<<
can pfj 70 RK's AIT sEekE
sepeeodh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16
Index 10 New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
CaSss Free-wheeling Bakery Company.
Ready Cor BuSineSS-WOman's Exchange.
Gpm Tech Only Sl0-McCormiekN
For sale-HcSks of Shakespeare
pSctors frame SOulding-kirks Art store.
Air NoiSrepes-NeSAitt & Bro.
Keel D. baking PowdSS-R. Ii. LlsL
s~~oURrH PAGs.
Home .1rieke & TafeL
Germs l0nS-ProE II. Kraeuter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-16

BY the addition Of neW ndimProESa
.m machinery, we can Oher Pie
Frames and MoIdings az prices
, dreamed of before. Kinks
&yrORE. 1905 Main street
ave now ON exhibit the largest
FaIl and Winter WOOlens ever
Ned for inspection I'm cur city,
Nm wiz be made mp arst class ~
snable prices
rsu line OF our Celebrated
rs Just received.
4on nc. HESS a SONS,
ssal MSehet street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

m u uxnMvrEwHD KwmwpEkTKEx, HU1
eAxs EETxLK THAT q nnW.
NKw Yonx. Nss. 7.--The ouuaEi
stsameg EFaFia, on which ChambeTiain
membsF Of Ps1liamenf. wms q pasean.
ger, arrived this morning. TIE FseeDue
eut1sr Manhal1oa took ~ iIInaiEioas
visitor from the EtEnria end landed
hln e TIE bafRe ofise whese ho was ~
esissd By wm; LAns Bookes. hs!sIah
OouanI General, and HonoEaolg william
emiih, DsputT Minister Of MaEins ol
what aboui Ne mission upon which
goo have come over " wan aaksd
"Well of eourss - 9 dlplomatis1
eannot Stale augthlnG doln.le ~ - 81.
aeiiy uhaf e0uEBe q nellon ! arn going
10 take np n ~ e1oEla . maks -
nmienhie soeilomamt of 9he existing M
rleaaantnem abou1 TIE 1shgllee.
omnnot sss why Ne sligh1 dl@oglfy
thaf toss oxies e1nsgt Be ssttisd quiek
" and easily. ! iutsnd 10 e1ag bsEs
some aims. Win Esmain n Nee YorA
fsw days and later sho1id thoes eons
an aniolFmman8 fn tha woFk q tha
eommlmion intend 10 spsn1 9 eoapIs
a monlks stndFina tks ins1itutions of
yuaK oanniEys ! tntsnd 70 Do thst any
vas uhalhsE before e. after ] hnea
eompEeled my a rest o1neial buulnesA
ChamheEi4i1 ung as2sd fer nn ez.
pnsssisn Of spiniun On ths fEinh qaes.
ilan, bot nakna 70 b. exeunsd, and oon-
lsnninQ. sid. II an heFs e q diplo-
nafisf ard vii aay noShina whmleBes
ahoui ~ opininns ca honae peiIiios
duKina tie oooti1nanco 81 mg mt1llun.
II a. lusaKVisw With ne "a that Bnbioet
a puhliShed e VII BE anfiraly unau-
shnrlznd, na inlond 10 express no pub.
|lfa orfnlGn relative - Il duFlaa nv
whnIs slay d lhis eountEy.r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

oaE1 t1s toHn. whlch - d knra haon
e4xE1a4 INTO 4&@es ca HnIuranv nIrk9.
1e4 1hooflae nnd woanfIna e f1nr
Wills man ca RhmlFan r,Antaklnm -
ffieNy t9eiGe1 Ne anfhrrlf7n9 - r.
ingzliut1 q 1aaFcA faR nrlaa II luan aEs
at Ne 1mo aina e nrraus several nnn
uho ko1 ma1a tkensrsQeE rnorl -.
spicueua by the londmess ana fssneiiv
ct lhelr threalA Tks tronrs
wora qaaFlaesa 81 the s,rnsskrrSs
layinE about una mfla frnan -
clly On Saturday nl.s9nnnn. hssuorn
4 nnd o'cloak ~ Aflahnhaa srn9e7s
taee.ne4 Nile po1a4 nf oItizenz mlVe1
town stand lWe cott1ne1. lhn go on tha
riaht ooaapied hVaTkile - rSs'.SS
hieoeFf and sha ether On the lsfa naeas
tFoops appeared Shsy found q orewd al
flom il.iy g enc hUneFs6 naaEosa e.
llmhlod. 1h1 czoud 9aa oltnFaa -
olaperle ana aomao q lhe msmhefn az
Ne msb LETT, uhiia othara Remained ana
assumed q d4aanl allsia8a, 0ne neasn
q n0ec4ious skarasl1r thraw hfs hs,aa
oealna lin aa g = eEa9 . pl1lol. ana
.han SECULAR fusilade was apsned ~
g snam b Ne shsElae posea and foel
q tneM were ahcs dead. Besides lha
lour reEEoen killed one waa vsry nsgera.
" WolIn1od. A boy b also nAid Is have
oeen na. The BheEiR wilhdEsw aa nnan
- TIE 1Klu1 beam. Af1a4 fha a1KaR
tha troops naanuhed thauunh town and
ma1y Of ne n4aroes Het - ihe woofa
NE eoad WeFe buried saalsslaY hg ne
trpapA Ihe town waa nnnrtaA ana
petzoled hy cavalry and infanfFy laa1
night. u IL impogslhla 20 mass IA
ang direstion without belna ohallsnasd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

Eaiier yBAsn has uos yss pul On shs
prison gsrb.
n4rpn wolvsElon, died auddsniy a
Brighten On Sunday.
smaIlpox ie reported 70 be raging Ia
portions Of Mexico.
Halfoar's nbounoer waa danounaaa
b. Miohasl Davitt On 6u8eay.
Mrs. 50n1ph Merits. Of 1nn Fpanoiss0,
took poison 81 Sunday " miulake snd
soon died.
Thomas woolFioh stabbed Charles
BalsEM ai Stoekton % Sunday. Both
are Mexieans.
nb ofiolally announced at Roao
fhai ohoieEa haa ahpalaiely ceased 10
prevail IA Italy.
James nmlsh, of Boulder, Colorado.
shot and kilied Al. Frazier and ihen
oommitted saieids.
0eogns gtrani. dlEeetoR ol the Chioaeo
deniy of hsaFt disease.
Ths Fifth National Bank q s.. Leafs
has closed fla deogs, aa the Feguit Of an
attaohment fer e7i.ooo.
Tha gtearnahip Baaaundia arrived ia
Nnu Yozk. A search ehowed thai thers
Wns no ehoieFa % beard.
Tha polies og Los AneeIaa had &
flasas with a0ms sailors On Ban6ag.
Several aniloTs wase locked 40.
u is reported thal Lord BlanlaY ulll
usegeed tho Marquis ef LansdoWne a.
9ossrnoF General 81 Canada.
The hody az Iaborlne man wns
found u btoeklous He 4 fhonah1 ~
hare bsen struck b 9 fssiRhl tEaln.
Chisf yaiisT Rogers. of Baa FSanslaso.
has 6oe1 s1eponded On aoooun1 81 hI1
giving Dr.. BoHeFa 90 mneh freedom.
Most o. tho Cxow fndian Affairs oama
70 bead Saturday and resulted In q
opmplete foniing Of he fndIan fosee1.
AIRS. Cleveland b tue guasi Of Mrs.
Wood. wife q lhe pastor 0f ths FIrl
PraabgisEian ahnEsh q 0aFma1loRn,
Peu9.
An Kon. employsd oua assanar a
3sn Francisco Bay, was hit ~ fha hnaA
Win . Fosk. on Sunday. Ths woand 4
MgaEn.
John Ryia. father of ~ alfk industry
III AmeFiaa. disd 81 nan6ag Wills an 4
yssii % be birthplass - MsseIsraslf,
Raal1nd.
A tnnk of hst scr exploasd Il q. Ara
sir8ne's coopsFs9s sglatiiShmeut a
Gan Krmnoi@eo Hum1ay. Ths bullafma
Wss destroyed. No lives Lost.
A mob of masked man hrohs inan aha
iaii e Opsiika, Alabamn, Eainrfae
niRht sd lgnahed 0ssERs HaFs, fsolsS.
ea.l He was hsid for murHsE.
Ths mansesF 81 tbs isaalne sloarlna
houssg - Ne United eaalna report teini
gfu@ oxehanRe9 foE ~ 8oak anfina
NDV1mhes 5, 1881, % be G1I08f. .e4. .7fH.
as ins1eass 81 4 pr cent
The aoyeFnoE 81 Ohio had "a aall ea1
ihe militia en- Sanday, % 1nist s1nne
Fiotsls e xzzousiiie. who wers aKailaf
over slEuRaio b gume railroad oona-
paai1e fof lsfminai fzsiIllsA
J.R. Hels and John w. anYaaF wnro
indio1od 1odaf b fh4 Unilea Elnle1
0rama SuSy fnT eattlna ilwAaE On 0og-
ernmnnf lad IL Masipcaa c1nnfy. cn1-
lf1EniA Bsii wag 81 q 500
Or. Roueh, assrsiary og he Yllfnasr
etats nonG1 e Haalfss ha9 wEifean g
fha healih mnlhnKitias cf M4w kark
| nak1na t1em % i1114 eeI1i1o1f1e 9 "a
! klaIlaa emiaBnnis eoMIn9 uaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

lCmrEnnn mUEs AHp xnna EnxxzmuEnD
70 n pUrEAnB.

CmrEnnn mUEs AND mnna EnxxzMuEHn
70 n pUrTAHB.
W4anmaroM, Nov. The Treasury
DepaRtment hn1 unatAiDed the neiion q
ne ooIles1os q Customs q San Fran.
cisco In classifying 80 called calfsop o.
eaihRop nuta. e edibie nnis. duiiobls a
she aale o. unnla Per penn6. ThnsG
nufs aEs ussd fer fa0d b The Chinose,
and An e4aEt was made 20 secure theil
eutry e 9 lower rate Of dniy nndsr fhG
pEoVision for s'baibs.s
The 6apaEtmenk has alao sustained
tho aclion uf TIE eams ooiieoaar e cias-
EIfyluR nE unGnuWaEADod manufactured
arlicl1a auiiahla e The rate og - pes
conA 81 T4loEens eeEt4ln olive seeds,
lmpas1sd fBum hanQknaa, whinh Che
importers elaimed - be fres of duty
un1sr ihe pEoxlsians of he fsse iist foE
~ussds of al kindg sxeeDs meaigina
ass6s noi spssiaiiy provided for" Ths
enpanemsnS held tha1 as Ghe so-enlIsd
Ussds ouuzlst uf ths maat o. karnel onlE
81 the oIixs nsed, fEum which ihs hnll
wns TsmgVed. lhsEsby being rsnaezed
an6a gos psopaaAei11. fhey ere net nse1a
in q eammafaial oF lagsl ssnss ef tbe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08
DYNAMITE BONES.
0meeru Flna aBex ef them
in Llneg's UeII.


Cuusso. Eev. e.-Ths aslas Of the
aave1 eond6mnea anaxcAiaan n shs
ouunty ieli wo1e esaHehn6 today. go
alx ioaded bombs wexs foand k11deT
away in q uoodea hox uhieh wna So.
cseled undsE pils of nswspapsrs n ~
cokneE % LanRRas eel. EnIne 1lua apn
hheEi1 Meks1a decided % ssaFeh ~
oleal CT tha calls Of The HsRan Hlnlln.
Rulshed pgig1ngEs and tofaR wnH 81 fer
ne examination. WcE1 uaa eeut -
he nheEid 30 TIE friends ~ ehe nula.
cemnee. slgins th1t ne admittlase
wouA6 b gtsam 20 tha tail, ana fhi1
mornlnR tha entlEe f1rca of dsvuiy
sheEi4s repoEted at ahe inlI FOE duf1.
e wna nhoEtl3 nzter $50 oselnek whan
lABRR and Enasi we're led from fhell
cells % Ehe oonanl1Mkiam Gaze. ana ne
nraEoh began. Enn1ias eel wns fha
arst enteEad, and 4 Waa thnsonnR1y a.
plnsed and the cloehinR hanging aEonna
The cell W1s asnEohed. but bsYnnd Z fs1
empty cigar boxes, some fFnit, bnok1
nnd papers nothing was found. Then
ne depaty shoriIa eniared E1nnRao cal.
while iia former oecnpant planSed him
aelf II corner Of hts tsmporaRF ms
on and watched lhem with eaaer essa.
De wos as sale eg death ana frnmk k'eH
Ike an aspen leaf 90 ths neasohers
moved aRunna IN The llttls stone VALID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

UTE HAVE gcsf REcETyKD A LAR8E
w asNonnent 81 SAya1asa EAnry tapols.
cAiaawEFe Slik HsnfkElcAi1fa. EmkRsaanrioa,
ecFScaa, hAanezs. cEasa sAaHls, al kinAs oi
oeFios, Ladies taaarwunx. t3eais' sAirts, kna
osnADaetsl krtieiaA fiaAs eal an4 snmize
czF seock a. eur neH sanle n HepAsnEi Kinn1zre
aen1 Bafl1ie<. freat riFa14 eaalssa. iel8
leaia CARnE naa1aar. d ala1a saah1staHS
- aReur a1s tn1shsa4naea 4fntzs tnn kasanr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08


Snddenly suo q TIE thirteen msn IN
slde jumped one tp the eorridor whsis
the third nan held at arm's lenRth q
snail wooden box which be oasefully
carried % he Jail ofioe and laid a
Jailer foltz's d6ak. Tia box contained
six pieces Of gAg pipe each about slx oR
seven Inches h length, flied with sanas
heavy snbs1aune and pluRQad at both
enda dallsE Eoltz pisked 1p one whloh
va oiossd as one end with round iron
st1pper. and one u the olanaRn no
nounced . vsgilahlo dynnmits boub.
tges then nhexik Maiaon arrived a. the
wAapona Be B8plaoed in ehs b1x and
aens 70 ohemist for analysis, though
ihsEs ia q doubt g 10 the result of the
examination. The search vas eOnain-
usd, but beyond Quantity of rubbish
D0thiuR Wns fonnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

a1ea1sn tAe Gessrnss u,lh 6rnsh =
$50 Ao Barmi1a aka anerrsf-ss a -
hanazd. 0agsrnnr OsIs-SV - nlsrSs-rs5
q - s4M neN4 nam Esacbi14 ths
- =. g n.4 Family n9 hs en11rsa % gpars
80 81 elAzm. y haa eeal daily ~
11sAsd ~ fAa fsi1ndn ef 0ussranR
.sa.0ys tn1s eF1z sl1ee exe1nllpe clsal-
eA1I e1e1nna sos ~ r1noFa oe tAo an
assn1azA tee 0ovelmnK hna wurn nnEnn
unaf e1ssHoln and snxisaE explassisn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

rnrs THE no ross on ErRn nnnuErmp.
Rzp BEuEE, New. 7.-The north
hound passenger tfaln. dua hase "A $50
3. M waz wrecked near Probsrta, einha
miles eouih of Rsd nluR. No ons was
injured. but tho trucks 81 to eoaohea
WeEs badly deEnaed.
Ihe Ogeaun Mxpro9 waa four houEa
behtnd time thia noEninR. ouine % a.
aouldanl eauaad b. lonso aleal rail- b.
ing On the ties and enc end gsEikira lhe
boelem of The hnQaaRs car, throwing Il
ana the coaches Of the track.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

DIS MofnM, Iowa, NeV. !. T.-0snaEnl
WasvsR, hnsinR addrened q letfaR 20
Psslidene Csgoiand upoa TIE matter nl
aha eEiction a. asttieEH from 1haiE land
n OBElan eenn1g, \ in reesiUt a. Z
nrts q ssVly ssytug thai uhile hs Es
gEsas eha hMF8sAips mas mnsl fo1iow,
= 6oss not 80 aHF iaEAl uag tha1 the
RamnEal a1E9E1me1t ean tAke e1N1k
Eanes of the matter, exsept By 70
yisw q - a,Afa eo1Ets, an ~ govern
nnsut haa iks beit titie % ne lands IL
ala11lnn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

Rannnn, VIA, New. T.--John Jnmbos,
aungirtnA On EsfnEday of an nttan.pa q
IN ex-MaycF e8seE wfiA 9 dl1amils
boUb 1s1lo ever yeaf 49, w1s l111y
nnntsnoa4 - gEi1gn fnt Zen gaAE4 An
appsal wla y aksn - ths earssnla
O1aFl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

0un EnAcHs Fon.A gzaRun Am Boun
kHH azUI pOWM.
RkxxEasauxuEn, La, Nov. 7s--Iroa.
he hns hsen thHsa1eni1G IN thig naiak-
hnsAon1 fns Boma fin8 u1Ht. The re
aEooa halo bean talkina freelg 81 bnFn.
I ima 1ho 3ow1 e. Rnf3n1BomsAie. u 4
s1E1s6 fhM1 nne who is noB q pxia1ner
( hma ma6s . full sanfssslsg a. Plot %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

aIam SURPRISED ai year imformaaion,n ?
said AttoEnsy 0enesal Hunt whnn ibn
news uAs comuuntcafed - hlm- ANo1
only an ] snxpsissd. hus an heartily
n1EFy. II p1is q di9srena phass - sbs
maiisE % far as the opinson of b per
tion of The pahfie b ee1oeFnod, en1 e
issse ahoWs t14t kAnaa ID - bad e be
- bsen paiDteA ID far e. sha pnbI's
b on1esrned he e9set en- Only BE- %
pgGiudl1a the minds 81 the rnaansm
agalnst he enndeDned nnon. As %
ghal eAesk 4 w1aid have o1 Ne aossI-
nor e course I cznnst nay. Il nhonl1
- q U11l1T % fac1 haVs 20 e1eDa bu1
ths man mnNt BE- more than human II
ho y not eGsnle3 - Bo1ne doRnne -
snnh infoFmzttnn. ~ a1 oE1nm d b .
nfrsumstnnen nE1afls . - FsEFettsd. y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

srnxnaEmEn. N, Nov. 6.--GoyaenoE
Oxieaby vas thundsFsiFuck whan he rs-
osived the news tonight Of he nndinR
Of ne bombs in LinRg's e0lL he rad
and resFead the dlspatsh, end 3 cloud
az glaam. goxalion and anxis1E E9eps
ogsFhia fnce 90 NE fun impoEt Of tie
infoEmation dauned upon hin. II
can't cay aaythina,n be eaid 60 m A.
soslate4 Pres rupre1sntntivs. II mugt
say no1hikR whafsvsz n rezBE1 % thin
mattax. There b nu1king emn Droper-
b ~, and any oplnion miTh1 e.
pEeus. eTsm u Is we're pr0peR foF me b
sxpssss IN epinions would only bs mis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

Tne news Of Tie bsmb discovery was
received e the scolalist political bad
quarters With tesEs and l9aehisE.
bemhs bed been placed II she eells b.
officials for the purpose Of taEbhaKinR
The piot 10 ~muFdeRH the imprisonaH
boys. MEA Parsons. who wMs present,
wae excee6ingig bit11s u her saBsasiis
iuveotiyeB again1t tie nuthogitles 70
RaEdinR The mates. Dhe anaeEinaly
saRResled that LineRis girl had oon-
veyea tke bombs 20 him In her hustle.
and tkanksd God thas shs (MrA Par
sone) did not wear one and could not
be aeeassd Of eomplicfty IN TIE latest
Hnsaffon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-08

d b iazf tEnnsptned to.nieht shna
0oeaznnH OnlasAE kag wi11im. - pasl
fnw &Myg s9ootged asx1E4f eo9zmunfss.
slana Whieh t1RB1le1ed vioinuna II ha
refuses % exefs1no expnnaiva elNmemnF
3 nskalf % ths o114emued anaEsk1z
1ha news anly leake1 Ct 20 oniaks. bu1
4 eume9 frnm aDnEsa fA8& 4 aanEsasE-
e mos4 r1llahas. Oza nnnnyrns ls1tsF
aals6 fEom Chieaan h nmfd % bsidly